Examples of using He protested in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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He protested.
Against that he protested.
He protested, but in vain.
At first he protested.
He protested but all in vain.
At the same time, he protested against.
He protested for the first time.
The day I said that we are bourgeois, he protested.
He protested that it had only been in joke.
But Mother Superior,I was told he protested violently against.
He protested the Catholic church.
While in Syntagma Square, he protested against human right violations.
He protested that it was his money.
When police showed him the security camera footage, he protested"But I wore the juice".
And he protested and highly hated the hierarchy of Rome.
When they came to Buchenwald andthey took away all the men's braces and shoelaces he protested and said,"You can't treat these old people like this.".
He protested against the invasion of Kuwait by Saddam Hussein.
Besides, as a justice minister he had a leading role in passing the laws that limited the independence of media and justice andas a foreign minister he protested this year to the Norwegian government against the grants.
He protested,"they want to be shocked", and if I smile, they're disappointed.".
One of the main diplomatic priorities of the bishop of Rome was to prevent the bombing of the city;so sensitive was the pontiff that he protested even the British air dropping of pamphlets over Rome, claiming that the few landing within the city-state violated the Vatican's neutrality.
He protested that the Guardians he chose did not run their tasks as asked.
And no matter how much he protested, I was going to put an end to the flirtationship once and for all.
He protested his isolation from other inmates and from outsiders who are not professionals.
Moderately liberal in his political opinions[and] he protested against the clericalism of the Restoration but later accepted nomination to the Chambre de Paris(1846) and the Senate(1852).
He protested,“If we don't take a stand, one of these days, records are going to be $20.”.
At the same time he protested against the cardinal's course in requiring him to retract, without having proved him in error.
He protested in a further letter to the Ministry that he was legally entitled to rights that he was not prepared to relinquish.
Along with other ascetics, he protested and separated himself from all the other fathers of Mount Athos who followed the nineteen monasteries.
There he protested George W. Bush's presence in Argentina, wearing a T-shirt labeled"STOP BUSH"(with the"s" in"Bush" being replaced with a swastika) and referring to Bush as"human garbage".
He protested the portrayal of Native Americans in the American film industry and argued that Natives were mostly portrayed as alcoholics, slackers, and unintelligent criminals.